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"Once again, Jason and his guys came through for us for an emergency situation. I noticed a small amount of mold growing on the ceiling above our shower. To me this was an emergency. Though Jason was fully booked up, he found the time to remove and replace the ceiling, install a new exhaust fan, and do all the associated repairs. As always, his team did the job quickly, were professional and neat. The work was top quality. I recommend Explicit Exteriors without hesitation."

"great service"

"On time, Professional, and neat"

"Reliable Claims Adjusting provided invaluable assistance, ensuring that our insurance provider paid an appropriate amount based on our policy and the loss we had experienced. When we first filed our claim with the insurance company they tried to deny it completely, which was really frightening. Andrew with Reliable Claims Adjusting explained the whole process of working with a public adjuster, and ultimately was able to secure funds that should cover all of our needed repairs. We are incredibly grateful!"

"It went perfectly. I called and spoke to the office immediately. They came out the next day on a Sunday prepared to give an estimate and complete the job. Everything is done. They performed quality work with quality products, very professional, clean-cut, honest, efficient, fair price. We are very happy and highly recommend them."

BaP Architectural Services is a full service Architectural/Engineering Firm with offices in Apalachin and Cape Vincent, New York. We are Residential and Light Commercial Specialists devoted to providing complete Architectural Design and Engineering services to clients,organizations and Industry. We are New York State Licensed Professionals and have been providing Design Services throughout New York State for more than 48 years. It has been our pleasure to extend our services over the years to individuals in order to program, design and administrate all types of Custom Residential Homes, Additions and Remodeling of such projects. In turn it has also been our pleasure to work with many corporations, businesses and organizations to provide these same services and design such buildings as related to Medical facilities, Banks, Professional Offices, Automobile Showrooms, Town Halls, Recreational Facilities, Restaurants, Gas Service and Convenience Stores, Environmental Car Wash and much more. If you are contemplating an Addition, or a new Remodel, or even a new Home or Building of any type, please let us guide you along the process of its design and functional capabilities and help to bring your dream Project to a rewarding conclusion within budget and its desired function and use. We thank you for your interest.

Additional DBA - Painting Works. Alpine Home Improvement company is a place where home renovations can be done under one roof . From painting projects , kitchen and bath renovations , to carpentry , interior finishing work , up to additions and renovations .

Ricky Parker LLC is a full service construction company. No job is too small, none too large. From a stairway to a deck, a deck to a house or a home built from foundation to roof, Ricky Parker Construction adheres to the exacting standards of its founder and General Manager. Any job the company undertakes Ricky Parker will be proud of, the client will be please with and the neighborhood will notice .

"LONG Review - Please read before considering Window World! Look at my pictures! If one branch of Window World is willing to cut these corners, what's to say all of them won't do the exact same to your house? I hired Window World of Binghamton in early 2022, to replace 18 windows around my home. No small task, and definitely not a small bill, being north of 15 thousand said and done. They came out to install in mid-late 2022, about 5-6 months ago. Crew were polite and friendly, and cleaned up most of the mess they made. They had left some of the old wooden frame pieces, nails included, scattered about my yard and driveway, but things happen, not the end of the world. They seemed to work very efficiently, and not once came to me with any issues. We noticed some leftover glue residue on some of the windows, imperfections in the caulking, silly little things like that. None of which I would ever consider big deals, or warrant a negative review. At that point, I would've gave Window World a 9.5/10 review, and kind of glad I had forgotten to do so. Last week I had some roofers out to replace the roof on my house. In the process of doing so, they had to undo the window flashing to install the new roof, since two of the windows sit practically on the roof line of the back dormer. Upon doing so, they discovered a completely rotted window frame, and came to get me to go up on the roof. At that point I had them un-do the second window, and watched another rotted frame exposed right in front of me. This is when the photos were taken, you can see the contractors hands holding the flashing still. As you can see in the photos, the wood is completely rotted through, and clearly has been that way for awhile. You can see the previous owners had at one point covered the rotting wood in some roofing material themselves, so there's no argument that the wood wasn't this way when they installed the window. I do believe this is the very last window they installed that day, so I can imagine it was a hurry up, let's get home, they'll never know type thing. I spoke with WW of Binghamton the next business day, initially asking them their process on discovering rotted wood during replacement window install. They confirmed their process was such that the rot would be cut out and replaced with fresh wood, or if the damage was bad enough, they would re-frame the window. After confirming this is when I raised my concern and anger about the situation, considering I just discovered quite possibly the most rotted wood I'll see on a house. They agreed to send a service guy out ASAP. Service guy came today. Extremely nice fellow, absolutely no qualms with him or what he did, but we basically just chatted about the situation. No real inspection of any windows. I am now left back in the same position I was upon discovering the rot. No real answers. While I do agree the window that is pictured does sit on an area of the house that is prone to this type of issue, meaning lack of sunlight and dampness, how can I rest assured that the 17 other windows they replaced don't look the exact same way? They may not be prone to the same type of damage, but the house is old, and if they were willing to cover up that bad of rot on one window, what do the rest look like. Overall, now I'd give Window World a 1/10. I feel I've been robbed of over $15,000, and have a house full of windows that I just picture are waiting to completely rot away and fall out in 6 months. The 1 only being because the windows and materials they used are definitely very nice. Zero issues with the product itself. The company, however, I would avoid like the plague. Go with Andersen or Pella, hopefully they have honest installation crews and you'll avoid this massive headache I've found myself in."

"I ordered LED lights for my awning at the time of purchase and paid in advance. The lights were not included at a cost of $1700. They will not return my calls."